Nokia E-7 : Features and Benefits

A beautiful, innovative design with everything you need to stay in sync.

• 4" ClearBlack AMOLED touch screen and QWERTY
• Real-time work and personal emails
• Maps with free GPS navigation
• 8 MP camera and HD video
• Fully integrated social networks

As a mobile communicator, Nokia E7 has several features and benefits to us, here are some examples

Your mobile office

• Real-time business email with Mail for Exchange – no extra fees and no additional hardware required.
• Easy synchronisation with your work inbox, calendar, contacts and tasks.
• View and edit Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents using the Quickoffice application.
• Access the internet through a fast 3G or Wi-Fi network – or use your phone as a modem by connecting to a compatible computer.

Phone security

• Protect important data with remote device management options such as device lock and device wipe.
• Locate your phone if it is stolen – see where it is on a map with the theft control feature.
• Keep important work files safe.
• Connect to your company intranet quickly and securely with built-in Nokia Mobile VPN.

Applications

• Get to meetings on time with Ovi Maps – including free lifetime navigation and turn-by-turn voice instructions.
• Open and view PDF documents with the preloaded Adobe Reader.
• Synchronise, back up and transfer important business documents and data with Ovi Suite.
• Send texts and emails to business contacts in an instant with Vlingo, the voice recognition app.
• Make business travel simple – track flights and be notified of changes with the World Traveler app.
• Many more business apps are available to try and download at Ovi Store.
• Transfer your important files with the included Nokia USB adapter and a compatible memory stick.

For further information and per order visit :  Nokia E7

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Nike+ Sport Watch GPS

Unveiled at the 2011, the TomTom-powered Nike+ SportWatch GPS offers users unique functionality, beautiful design, and direct connection to www.nikeplus.com. Expected to hit retail stores and online in the U.S. and the U.K. beginning April 1, the Nike+ SportWatch GPS plugs neatly into any USB port on a Mac or PC. On-watch features include: Tap Screen for setting laps and activating backlight; Run History with data from past runs; Personal Records including those imported from Nikeplus.com; Quick Start with optional shoe-based Nike+ Sensor; Heart Rate Monitor compatibility.

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Top 11 Tablets Coming Your Way in 2011

Apple's iPad faces some serious competition this year, with scores of Android and Windows tablets about to hit the market that offer several features the iPad lacks.

Last year only the Samsung Galaxy Tab could even remotely compete with the iPad but more than 100 firms are expected to unveil tablet computers at the Consumer Electronics Show, which officially opens today and features more than 2600 exhibitors.

Analyst firm Yankee Group believes the global market for tablets will almost triple by the end of 2014 from $US16 billion in 2010 to $US46 billion in 2014.

The iPad has dominated the market - over 12 million sold so far - and Apple has clearly set the tone in terms of design but several of the newer Android and Windows 7 tablets announced at CES contain features not found on the iPad, such as dual cameras, higher screen resolution and slide-out keyboards.

The much-rumoured iPad 2 is expected to rectify some of these shortfalls. Not included in this years CES line-up is HP's WebOS talet, which is expected to be announced next month and includes the WebOS platform from Palm, which HP recently acquired.

Of note in the CES tablet announcements is the new version of Android, 3.0, which was designed from the ground up with tablets in mind.

Sony, one of the only major manufacturers that did not announce a tablet at CES, said it was working on a tablet that would potentially offer unique features such as a 3D display.

"It's a catch-22 ... if I want to differentiate it from competitors do I release it tomorrow or do I wait until I differentiate? We see the [competitor] tablets coming out but we need to put a tablet in the marketplace that is competitive and differentiated," Sony's global chairman and CEO, Sir Howard Stringer, said in a CES roundtable session.

Motorola Xoom

A 10.1-inch tablet based on the latest "Honeycomb" iteration (version 3.0) of Google's Android platform. Available in the first half of this year, the Xoom is around the same size as Apple's iPad but contains a 5-megapixel camera with 720p video recording, a 2-megapixel webcam, HDMI output for connecting to a big-screen TV, a 1GHz processor and a 1280x800 screen resolution. The Honeycomb version of Android offers new features such as multi-tasking and tabbed browsing. Support for Adobe Flash is also included.

Samsung TX100

The biggest gripe of iPad users is the difficulty in typing on the on-screen keyboard and Samsung has taken note - its TX100 offers a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard. Like the Xoom it has a 10.1-inch screen but offers a higher 1366 x 768 resolution. It runs the regular version of Windows 7, is 0.78 inches thick and contains either 32GB or 64GB of storage. Separately, a Wi-Fi-only version of the already launched Galaxy Tab was unveiled at CES.

Asus Eee Pad Slider and Transformer

Two very similar tablets except the Slider has a slide-out keyboard while the Transformer has a clip-on keyboard similar to the iPad accessory. They run Android 3.0, have 10.1-inch screens and feature the Nvidia Tegra 2 chip. There are front- and rear- facing cameras offering 1.2-megapixel and 5-megapixel resolutions respectively. Priced between $US499 to $US799

Asus Slate

Another Windows 7 tablet, the slate has a large 12.1-inch screen, 64GB of built-in storage, 1280x800 screen resolution and a powerful Intel i5 processor. It will sell for $US999 to $US1099.

Panasonic Viera Tablet

This one is a little different from most tablets in that it is not designed to be a portable computer but rather a companion to Panasonic's new Viera Connect TVs. It lets users access Panasonic's TV apps and stream content wirelessly from their TV set. Panasonic says it will serve as a second screen in the living room that lets people browse content related to what they're watching on TV (e.g. sports scores or tweets). The Viera Tablet can also be used as a remote control and content can be transferred seamlessly between the tablet and the TV.

Dell Streak 7

Dell's 5-inch Streak wasn't met with rave reviews due to it launching with the older Android version 1.6 and fears a 5-inch screen was too small for a tablet when many newer smartphones were only a fraction smaller. The Streak 5-inch has since been updated to Android 2.2 and at CES Dell launched a new version, the Dell Streak 7, with a bigger 7-inch screen and new bells and whistles such as an Nvidia Tegra dual-core processor and the sturdy Corning Gorilla Glass. The tablet, also running Android 2.2, runs on 4G networks and there are no plans yet to launch it in Australia.

Asus MeMo

Another smaller 7-inch tablet but this one runs Android 3.0. Priced at $US499 to $US699 with a June launch date, it has dual cameras and can play HD video.

Lenovo IdeaPad U1

Shown at last year's CES, the U1 is now closer to being ready for market. It contains a unique design in that it is essentially laptop with a detachable 11.6-inch screen that then becomes a tablet with a more touch-friendly interface. Lenovo says the Android tablet will cost around $US1000 and launch in June/July.

Toshiba Tablet

Launching in the first-half of this year, Toshiba's attempt to take on the iPad features a 10-1-inch screen, runs Android 3.0 and offers built-in Wi-Fi but no 3G support. Starting at $US499, it has front- and rear-facing cameras, access to an application store and weighs 0.8kg.

LG tablet and glasses-free portable 3D TV

LG announced an 8.9-inch tablet running Android 3.0 and using an Nvidia dual-core processor. It has yet to show off images of the device. It also unveiled a mobile DTV unit that supports 3D without the need for glasses. The unique device has a touchscreen and a 480x800 screen resolution.

Sharp Galapagos

Already launched in Japan, the Galapagos will hit the US in the second half of this year but it is not clear if it will reach Australia. There will be two models - 5.5-inch and 10.8-inch - and both will connect to the Galapagos e-book store.

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Mark Zuckerberg the Facebook Founder's Story No Longer His Alone

Mark Zuckerberg, right, founder and CEO of Facebook talks about his donation of USD100 million to help Newark public schools during a press conference at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark, N.J. , Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010. With Zuckerberg is Newark mayor Cory Booker and N.J. Gov. Chris Christie, not in picture.

Mark Zuckerberg hid out in his room for a week writing the computer code that would eventually redefine the way people interact on the Internet


The Harvard University dormitory where Facebook was born is a red brick and ivy-draped campus castle that, beyond just being a place to sleep and study, has long prided itself as a community of the best and the brightest.  But Kirkland House, where a curly haired 19-year-old prodigy named Mark Zuckerberg hid out in his room for a week writing the computer code that would eventually redefine the way people interact on the Internet, is wary of threats to its sanctuary.

“Do not copy or lend your key to anyone,” it instructs residents. “Do not allow anyone access to the House unless you know him/her.”

Ever since Zuckerberg dropped out at the end of his sophomore year, he has worked to create an online world where such rules no longer apply.    Facebook, the world’s largest social networking site with 500 million users, began as a tool for communication between people who knew each other and were bound by shared and exclusive interests.

Zuckerberg required those signing up to have a Harvard e-mail address, months after the university nearly expelled him for hacking its computers and jolting the campus with a site that encouraged students to rank their classmates’ looks.  That site, called Facemash, made fast enemies. But with its successor, Zuckerberg vastly expanded what it means to make friends.

Zuckerberg, now 26, has built Facebook into an international phenomenon by stretching the lines of social convention and embracing a new and far more permeable definition of community. In this new world, users are able, with a few keystrokes, to construct a social network well beyond what would ever be possible face-to-face.

Users are encouraged to disclose personal information freely, offering up the stuff of everyday life as material worthy of the biggest stage. In  Zuckerberg’s world, the greatest status is conferred on those who “friend” others fast and frequently, even those they have never met.

“I’m trying to make the world a more open place,” Zuckerberg says in the “bio” line of his own Facebook page.

Last week, ready or not, the publicity-shy wunderkind, whose own story has largely escaped the public’s attention despite widespread fascination with the network he created, is being forced into the open in a way far beyond his control.  Hollywood laid out its version of his story Friday in a movie called “The Social Network.” The script by Aaron Sorkin (“The West Wing”) depicts Zuckerberg as a socially inept and intellectually corrupt genius, fighting wars with both friends and rivals for the right to call Facebook his own.

The movie comes a week after Zuckerberg, in the last chance to shape his image independently, appeared on the widely viewed Oprah Winfrey show to announce to Americans a $100 million donation to the long-troubled Newark, New Jersey, school system, casting himself as the nation’s brightest young face of philanthropy.

“When you look at the gift to Newark, what it demonstrates is his recognizing that he can’t leave it to the movie to define his image to the general public, because he has no image,” says David Kirkpatrick, author of “The Facebook Effect,” a book chronicling Zuckerberg’s story, which was written with the cooperation of the man and his company.

Central to this tale: the contradiction between the blank slate that is Zuckerberg, and his campaign to get people to bare their souls via Facebook.   A Facebook spokesman, Larry Yu, said Zuckerberg would not agree to an interview to talk about himself. That reluctance, he acknowledges, contributes to the vacuum that is the CEO’s public persona.

“He is a shy guy, no question about it,” Yu said. “He does not like doing press stuff. What excites him is building things.”

Yu said Zuckerberg was not trying to seize control of his image with the donation to Newark. Company public relations staff had warned him to delay the announcement because it would be seen as a ploy, he said. Zuckerberg decided to go ahead despite that possibility, because the timing suited city and state officials and the producers of “Oprah,” Yu said.

Zuckerberg, who grew up in the New York City suburb of Dobbs Ferry, New York, in a hilltop house where his father still runs a first-floor dental practice, was a programming prodigy. He began writing code at 10 on an Atari computer his dad bought, devising games and having friends do the graphics. As a senior at Phillips Exeter Academy, he and a friend created a Web tool called Synapse that built personalized music playlists by automatically determining listener’s preferences. Microsoft reportedly offered the pair nearly $1 million, but they turned it down.

Exactly what happened after he got to Harvard in 2003 depends on who is doing the recounting. Soon after he arrived, Zuckerberg created a site called Coursematch that allowed students to choose classes by showing what their classmates were doing. Then, in the fall of his sophomore year, he hacked into the online “facebooks” of Harvard’s residential halls to create Facemash.

“The Kirkland facebook is open on my computer desktop and some of these people have pretty horrendous facebook pics. I almost want to put some of these faces next to pictures of farm animals and have people vote on which is more attractive,” Zuckerberg wrote at the time, in his online journal.

The university’s Administrative Board called him in for a hearing but let him remain at the school. Zuckerberg told the Harvard Crimson student newspaper that criticism of the site had made him rethink its viability.

“Issues about violating people’s privacy don’t seem to be surmountable,” he said in an e-mail to the Crimson. “I’m not willing to risk insulting anyone.”

In early 2004, former classmates say, the normally sociable Zuckerberg all but vanished for a week, emerging from his room to urge his friends to join a new creation called The Facebook. Stephanie Camaglia Reznick, then a freshman at Harvard who was the 92nd to sign up, says Zuckerberg fast gained notoriety.

When she arrived for the first day of a discussion group for an introductory psychology class, eyebrows went up when Zuckerberg’s turn came to
introduce himself.

“Someone said, `Great, you’re the Facebook guy!’ And he was so embarrassed,” says Reznick, now a medical student at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. “He really played it down.”

Classmate James Oliver recalls a conversation in the dorm soon after, when Zuckerberg — Oliver and others still refer to him as “Zuck” — explained that he had worked to launch Facebook quickly to show up a Harvard administrator who had said a universitywide online directory would take two years to create. By the end of the semester, Facebook had nearly 160,000 users.

Oliver, who now lives in Los Angeles, calls Zuckerberg the smartest person he met at Harvard.  “People were making jokes in freshman and sophomore years that all the humanities majors were going to ask to be Zuck’s gardeners when he became rich and famous,” he said.

But three fellow Harvard students quickly took issue with Zuckerberg’s creation. Identical twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss and friend Divya Narendra said they had hired Zuckerberg to write computer code for their own social networking site in November 2003, and that he had stolen their idea.

“I worked with the expectation that I would be included in the overall development of the project but found that I was being subjected to demands on my time without truly being made a part of the development team,” Zuckerberg wrote Cameron Winklevoss in a February 2004 e-mail, later quoted in a lawsuit filed by the trio.

The dispute over Facebook’s beginnings, which the company settled by paying the trio $65 million, is far from unique. Inventors have been fighting to take credit for technology’s biggest ideas since at least the telephone, says Paul Saffo, a longtime Silicon Valley forecaster.

“Being first is heavily overrated in the technology space because all really good ideas end up being collaborative,” says Saffo, of the San Francisco analysis firm Discern. “Ideas are cheap. It’s the execution that matters. And if you look at where Facebook is now compared to where it started, it’s a very difficult comparison. ... I wouldn’t give a whole lot of credence to people who are showing up and claiming credit.”

In the summer after his sophomore year, Zuckerberg left Harvard for a rented house in Silicon Valley to build Facebook, expanding it to other campuses and then across the globe with venture funding from Peter Thiel, one of the founders of PayPal. Each time it seemed to plateau, Zuckerberg revamped it to create new utility and sources of entertainment. He turned down an offer from Yahoo! to buy the company for $1 billion.

As it has grown into a phenomenon, Facebook has repeatedly sparked privacy concerns from critics concerned about its push to get users to reveal more personal information. But Zuckerberg, the face of Facebook, has offered up relatively little about himself.

The bubble was breached in 2007 when a now defunct magazine for Harvard alumni called 02138 published a lengthy story about the dispute over Facebook’s beginnings. The magazine obtained court files that were supposed to have been sealed and posted documents on its website, including Zuckerberg’s application to Harvard and long-ago postings from his online journal. Facebook sued, seeking a court order to have the documents removed.

“They shed some insight into Zuckerberg which he clearly did not want people to see,” said Richard Bradley, who was the executive editor of the magazine. “Our lawyer conveyed to us the strong sense from his communication with Facebook’s law firm that Facebook’s lawyers were not entirely enthusiastic about pursuing this litigation, but that Zuckerberg himself was livid.”

Facebook’s request was denied and the documents circulated freely on the Web, with little other information available to counter the portrait of Zuckerberg they offered. Some of those who know him say the perceptions are misguided. He had plenty of friends at Harvard and was a regular at parties, former classmates said.

Rather than being some kind of evil genius, his success was based on the fact that he liked people and was liked in return, which helped him understand what online tools would appeal to fellow students.  Kirkpatrick, who wrote the book on Facebook, said first impressions of Zuckerberg can be misleading. He recalled the first time they met in the fall of 2006 at midtown Manhattan restaurant Il Gatorade, where the menu includes a $44 entree of grilled Piedmonts  strip loin with Italian arugula. Zuckerberg walked in wearing sandals and a T-shirt. He offered little in the way of small talk.
  
When Zuckerberg started laying out his ideas about Facebook and his determination to keep reinventing it, however, Kirkpatrick said his brilliance was undeniable.  “His motivation is to change the world,” Kirkpatrick says.

Still, it is not clear that describes the entirety of the man. The movie presents Zuckerberg not just as ultra-intelligent, but as motivated largely by personal insecurities. For two hours in a dark theater, it offers an adrenaline-charged journey with a warped computer-age Aladdin driven to keep unleashing new genies from a bottle.

“Well, you can’t deny it’s a good movie,” Kirkpatrick said, as the lights came up in a screening room last week and the final credits rolled. Maybe. But is the character on the screen the real Zuckerberg?   

“It wasn’t even close,” he said.


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Beware of The BlackBerry Binmen

They were once the preserve of high-flying business executives for whom time was money. But now binmen are being given BlackBerry mobile phones to spy on householders putting out their rubbish.

They will use them to take pictures of ‘health and safety problems’, such as overfilled bins, and to take photographic evidence of homeowners committing ‘environmental crimes’, such as putting general waste into recycling bins.

The BlackBerrys will be used to snoop on the binmen themselves. Rubbish collection bosses will use them to track the location of trucks, ensuring their binmen don't take detours, such as visiting the pub, during work hours.

The devices will be supplied to Biffa, one of the UK's biggest rubbish collection companies, as part of a £1.75m deal with Vodafone.

The waste company, which runs the household rubbish collection service for 25 local authorities, will receive 3,100 devices, including phones, dongles and 3G data cards for 1,500 of its binmen.

Vicky Panayiotou, from Biffa, said the phones would be used so binmen could collect data from customers, download maps and communicate with head office.

She said: ‘They can take pictures, but they won't as standard. If there are any defects or a health and safety problem, they might take pictures’.

A spokeswoman for the company said: ‘Vodafone will enable Biffa to relay information between its 1,500 refuse collection trucks and Biffa's head office[...] so that Biffa can capture information including proof of collection more efficiently and identify the vehicles' location.’

Earlier this week it emerged that a council has been asking residents to report neighbours for putting their bins out too early or late.

Hull City Council is urging householders to record incidents such as blocking paths with bins and putting out rubbish at the wrong time in 'diary sheets' to catch neighbours not exactly following environmental rules.

Householders could face a £100 fixed penalty notice or be fined up to £1,000 in court for commiting the 'crimes'.

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Nero Lite 9.4.13.2 build 1.0 Multilang

Nero Lite 9.4.13.2 build 1.0 Multilang | 51.88 MB

Nero 9 Lite - a reduced distribution of the popular Nero 9. Includes: Nero Burning Rom,
Nero Express, Nero Wave Editor, Nero Cover Design, Nero BurnRight, Nero DiscSpeed,
Nero DriveSpeed, Nero InfoTools, Audio Plugin MauSau.

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K-Lite Codec Pack 5.51 (Full)

The K-Lite Codec Pack is a collection of DirectShow filters, VFW/ACM codecs, and tools. Codecs and DirectShow filters are needed for encoding and decoding audio and video formats.
The K-Lite Codec Pack is designed as a user-friendly solution for playing all your audio and movie files. With the K-Lite Codec Pack you should be able to play all the popular audio and video formats and even several less common formats.

The K-Lite Codec Pack has a couple of major advantages compared to other codec packs:


* It is updated frequently. So it is always up-to-date with the newest and/or best components.
* All components have been carefully selected for specific purposes. It is not just a random bunch of stuff thrown together.
* It is very user-friendly and easy to use.
* The installation is fully customizable, meaning that you are able to install just those components that you really want.
* The customization abilities even go beyond the component level.
Some components are able to handle multiple formats. You can specify
exactly which components should handle which formats. The pack can thus
be fully tweaked to your own specific needs and preferences.
* Uninstallation removes everything that was installed by the pack. Including all registry keys.
* It is extremely easy to make a fully customized unattended installation with the integrated wizard.
* It does not contain any bad, buggy or unstable codecs.

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OpenOffice.org - 136.32MB (Open Source)

OpenOffice.org - 136.32MB (Open Source)

OpenOffice.org 3 is the leading open-source office software suite for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, graphics, databases and more. It is available in many languages and works on all common computers.

Great software

OpenOffice.org 3 is the result of over twenty years' software engineering. Designed from the start as a single piece of software, it has a consistency other products cannot match. A completely open development process means that anyone can report bugs, request new features, or enhance the software.

Easy to use

OpenOffice.org 3 is easy to learn, and if you're already using another office software package, you'll take to OpenOffice.org 3 straight away. Our world-wide native-language community means that OpenOffice.org 3 is probably available and supported in your own language.

And it's free

Best of all, OpenOffice.org 3 can be downloaded and used entirely free of any licence fees. OpenOffice.org 3 is released under the LGPL licence. This means you may use it for any purpose - domestic, commercial, educational, public administration.

Title: OpenOffice.org 3.1.1
Filename: OOo_3.1.1_Win32Intel_install_en-US.exe
File size: 136.32MB (142,938,840 bytes)
Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/XP64/Vista64
License: Open Source
Date added: September 1, 2009
Author: OpenOffice.org
www.openoffice.org

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Opera 10.0 - 8.67MB (Freeware)

Opera 10.0 - 8.67MB (Freeware)

A full-featured Internet browser, Opera includes pop-up blocking, tabbed browsing, integrated searches, and advanced functions like Opera's groundbreaking E-mail program, RSS Newsfeeds and IRC chat. And because we know that our users have different needs, you can customize the look and content of your Opera browser with a few clicks of the mouse.
# Speed Dial: Your favorite sites are just one click away at all times.
# Search Shortcuts: Faster search – type your queries directly into the address bar.
# Trash Can: Instantly reopen recently closed tabs.
# Speed Dial: Get your favorite Web page with just one click.
# Mouse Gestures: With Opera you can navigate the Web with your mouse.

# Opera Link: Synchronize data of your choice online, or among different computers and devices.
# Quick Find: Opera remembers not only the titles and addresses, but also the actual content of the Web pages you visit.
# Feed Preview: Preview a Feed by clicking on the feed icon, and you will see it in clean and efficient multiple-column layout.
# Quick and customizable Web search: Get quick access to Google, eBay, Amazon and more with the search field in the upper right corner.

Title: Opera 10.0
Filename: Opera_1000_int_Setup.exe
File size: 8.67MB (9,089,880 bytes)
Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/XP64/Vista64
License: Freeware
Date added: September 1, 2009
Author: Opera Software
www.opera.com

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Adobe Reader 9.1

Adobe Reader 9.1
Adobe Systems Inc - 25.50MB (Freeware)

Adobe Reader software is the global standard for electronic document sharing. It is the only PDF file viewer that can open and interact with all PDF documents. Use Adobe Reader to view, search, digitally sign, verify, print, and collaborate on Adobe PDF files.

* View, print, and search PDF files, including PDF Portfolios and PDF maps

* Author, store, and share documents, and share your screen, using Acrobat.com services
* Experience richer content and greater interactivity with native support for Adobe Flash technology
* Review documents using familiar commenting tools such as sticky notes, highlighting, lines, shapes, and stamps (When enabled by Acrobat Pro or Acrobat Pro Extended)
* Digitally sign PDF documents (When enabled by Acrobat Pro or Acrobat Pro Extended)

Title: Adobe Reader 9.1
Filename: AdbeRdr910_en_US.exe
File size: 25.50MB (26,739,584 bytes)
Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/XP64/Vista64
License: Freeware
Date added: March 10, 2009
Author: Adobe Systems Inc

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CCleaner 2.22.968

CCleaner 2.22.968
Piriform - 3.13MB (Freeware)

CCleaner is a freeware system optimization, privacy and cleaning tool. It removes unused files from your system - allowing Windows to run faster and freeing up valuable hard disk space. It also cleans traces of your online activities such as your Internet history. Additionally it contains a fully featured registry cleaner. But the best part is that it's fast (normally taking less than a second to run) and contains NO Spyware or Adware! :)

Cleans the following:

* Internet Explorer
* Firefox
* Google Chrome
* Opera
* Safari
* Windows - Recycle Bin, Recent Documents, Temporary files and Log files.
* Registry cleaner
* Third-party applications
* 100% Spyware FREE

- Redesign of Cleaner results panel.
- Added support for Opera 10 Beta.
- Added support for Safari 4.0.
- Added search to Uninstall tool.
- Added search to Cookies screen.
- Improved User assist cleaning in Windows 7.
- Fixed bug in OpenOffice cleaning.
- Fixed IE8 SuggestedSites.dat cleaning support.
- Fixed UI bugs.

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Wondershare YouTube Downloader 1.3.4.22

Wondershare YouTube downloader is a very easy to use Youtube video download tool and YouTube Converter. It has the complete functions to download YouTube video, archive Youtube video, and convert YouTube video to iPod,iPhone, PSP, Apple TV, Zune, Pocket PC and a lot of other mobile devices.

Wondershare Youtube Downloader can automatically detect the Youtube video files from the Youtube web pages you have opened and download multiple files at a time. It can also batch convert downloaded Youtube video files or local FLV files on your computer. Wondershare Youtube Downloader is everything you need to easily download Youtube video from the Internet and enjoy Youtube video off the Internet!

Wondershare YouTube Downloader Key Features

* 1. Download Youtube Video
Let you choose to automatically detect and download Youtube video from the Internet.
* 2. Archive Youtube video
Provide you with different categories to archive downloaded Youtube video.
* 3. Easy to use
A very user-friendly interface with every step intuitively sorted on the main interface.
* 4. Batch download
Allow you to batch download multiple Youtube video files at a time.
* 5. Batch convert
Let you convert multiple FLV files at a time.
* 6. View download history
Provide you with the download history list to let you know what files you have downloaded in the past.
* 7. Flexible program settings
Allow you to customize various options to make the program the easiest for you.

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Modem GSM 3G/HSDPA O2 MC930D [Alnect Komputer]

For those who addicted online, and want to be online every where, every time, just try this Modem GSM 3G/HSDPA 02 MC930D.

This modem is very easy to use, because it has integrated internal driver, just plug into USB port. it will auto detect and install.

This modem also supporting HSUPA technology, with Wireless download speeds up to 7.2Mbps, Wireless upload speeds up to 2.1Mbps, HSPA/UMTS 2100Mhz, Receiver diversity/Equalizer on 2100 Mhz band, Zero Driver CD install, Compact USB design, Six colour LED indicator instanly provides operating status and technology mode.

The price is also very cheap IDR 489.000, or about USD 48,9.

Well what are waiting for? come and visit GSM 3G/HSDPA 02 MC930D

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MP6 Video Player Advance ME1 4GB [Alnect Komputer]

All in one MP6. Advance MP6 Video Player ME1-4 GB, has a Super Large monitor, 3.5", very big and very nice to watch clips, movie, etc.

This gadget also has built in 2.0 MP Camera, Voice Recording, Video Recording, Photo Viewer, Text Viewer, Memory Card Slot up to 4 GB.

The price is only IDR 875.000, or about USD 87.5, very affordable and cheap with all those features.

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MP3 Music Player, MP4 Video Player (ASF / RMVB / AVI), Super Big 3.5" TFT LCD Screen, 4GB Internal Memory, Voice Recorder, FM Radio, TV Out, TV In Recorder, Digital Camera and Micro SD Slot.

It's always be nice to have a wonderful gadget like this one

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1TB External HDD USB Seagate Free Agent Xtreme [Alnect Komputer]

An Amazing External HDD from Seagate, it's very portable, you can plug it into 3 choices, USB 2.0, eSATA dan FireWire 400m.

The capacity of this HDD is very big, 1TB, so it's useful for saving files, such as musics, movie, HQ image.

Price is only IDR 1.700.000, or about USD 170, is not to expensive for a great investation.

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Experience blazingly fast data transfer (eSATA, USB 2.0, and FireWire 400 interfaces), Enjoy a sleek, modern design that offers the choice of horizontal or vertical orientation to complement your desktop environment, Easily protect your data with automatic backup and encryption software.

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Girly Pink Monopoly

Packed in cute keepsake box which also has additional function as a jewelry box, this girly monopoly available at Gadgetshop.com for £24.99. This boardgame is very addictive, one can buy boutiques and malls, go on a shopping spree, pay mobile phone bills and receive text messages.



Features: * 8 collectible tokens * Keepsake storage box with removable tray and mirrored insert * Pink gameboard with pink and purple translucent boutiques and malls * Instant Message and Text Message cards * Pink Title Deed cards * Redesigned Monopoly money * Flocked banker’s tray * 2 pink dice

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Asus’s T1 Monitors with Built-in TV Tuner

This is the latest TV monitor from Asus: the T1 series. Coming with a built-in TV tuner (for both digital and analog signals), the T1 supports 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution and features a 5ms response time, a 300 cd/m2 brightness, and 20,000:1 of contrast ratio (do not compare it with LED or OLED TVs). Available in 21.5-, 23.6-, and 27-inch versions, the T1 TV monitors also equipped with 2x 7W speakers, and multiple I/O ports - 2x HDMI, 2x SCART, a D-Sub, Composite, Component, S-Video, audio-in, S/PDIF out, audio out, and an earphone out. And last but not least the T1 also features Splendid Video Intelligence Technology for advance color reproduction.

Following an intensive listening session of Spice Girls (the focus being the 2 Become 1 track), Asus has set off to make a family of shiny monitors that can double up as TVs. Coming in 21.5-, 23.6-, and 27-inch versions, the T1 monitors include a built-in TV tuner (for both digital and analog signals), a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, a 5ms response time, a 300 cd/m2 brightness, and a contrast ratio (Asus Smart Contrast Ratio that is) of 20,000:1.

Also boasting the Splendid Video Intelligence Technology for "spectacular color reproduction," the T1 models have two 7W speakers, and multiple connectors - two HDMI, two SCART, a D-Sub, Composite, Component, S-Video, audio-in, S/PDIF out, audio out, and an earphone out.

The T1 monitors are bundled with a remote control and should become available soon.

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The Olympus µ TOUGH-6010: an action hero

London, 17 July 2009 – From adrenaline packed days to activities with the family, the Olympus µ TOUGH-6010 is ready for action. Whether enjoying a day at the beach or out carving on the slopes, this 12 Megapixel powerhouse is the ultimate companion. Shockproof, waterproof, and freezeproof just like the rest of the µ TOUGH series, it ensures extreme fun. Aspiring artists can even find their fill with a new set of Magic Filters. Featuring a 3.6x wide optical zoom, the µ TOUGH-6010 is of course also packed with the latest in Olympus opto-digital technology. Boasting everything from Dual Image Stabilisation to Tap Control, it was created to ensure photographic peace of mind while enjoying life’s many adventures. Available in a striking choice of colours, the latest µ TOUGH will be available from July 2009 for a retail price of £299.99

With the Olympus µ TOUGH-6010, photographers never have to worry about going where a camera can’t take the knocks. In addition to being freezeproof to -10 C, it is waterproof to 3m* and provides shockproof protection against drops of up to 1.5m**. The versatile 3.6x wide optical zoom (28-102mm***) seen on the TIPA award winning µ TOUGH-8000 is also on board for great group photos or close-ups of distant subjects. To make those shots even more memorable, the µ TOUGH-6010 now features inspiring Magic Filters. By applying Pin Hole, for example, images will seem to have been taken with a traditional pin hole camera. Pop Art, Fish-Eye, and Sketch add interesting effects of their own. What’s more, Dual Image Stabilisation keeps images blur-free even in rough and tumble environments. And so you’re always ready for that perfect shot, a practical Tap Control mode gives even gloved-hands easy access to a range of settings which can be viewed on the 6.9cm/2.7” HyperCrystal III LCD. The display’s new “triple coating” protects it against reflection, scratches, and moisture to ensure comfortable shooting on the ski slopes and under water.

Since you don’t get a second chance for the perfect shot in the heat of the action, the µ TOUGH-6010 also boasts a range of clever functions. Delivering perfect images of once in a lifetime moments i-Auto Mode, for example, automatically adjusts camera settings to one of five recognised commonly-used scenes. In addition, Advanced Face Detection Technology detects up to 16 faces for consistent quality across group portraits. And for a flawless look under tough conditions, Beauty Mode is on hand to smooth out imperfections and leave subjects looking refreshed.

The shockproof, waterproof, and freezeproof µ TOUGH-6010 is a sturdy and reliable companion that will meet any challenge. It arrives in stores in July 2009 along with a new software version: Olympus Master 2.2 for more image management and editing possibilities.

The Olympus µ TOUGH-6010 – main features:

* Shooting when it’s getting tough, wet and cold – shockproof to 1.5m**, waterproof to 3m* and freezeproof to -10°C
* Available in Titanium Grey, Turquoise Blue, Lava Red
* High-precision 3.6x wide optical zoom (28-102mm***) to capture great scenes through to stunning close-ups even in extreme conditions
* Avoids blur thanks to Dual Image Stabilisation (combines mechanical and digital image stabilisation)
* TAP Control Menu for great convenience
* 12 Megapixels to make poster-size prints
* 6.9cm/2.7” HyperCrystal III LCD for best ever preview even in brilliant sunlight and at extreme angles (230,000 dots)
* Advanced Face Detection of up to 16 persons for perfectly focused and exposed faces. In combination with Shadow Adjustment Technology other main parts of the picture are also correctly exposed.
* The easy way to perfect images – Intelligent Auto Mode (i-Auto) detects the five most commonly used scenes and adjusts settings, focus and exposure automatically
* Spice up your pictures with built-in Magic Filters
* Liven up your memories with movie recording with sound (up to VGA resolution at 30fps)
* xD-Picture Card and microSD**** Card compatible
* According to IEC standard publication 529 IPX8
** Equivalent to MIL Standard (Olympus test conditions)
*** Equivalent to a 35mm camera
**** microSD is a trademark of SD Card Association

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AT&T and Nokia ride a social wave into summer with the Nokia Surge(TM)

New Symbian S60 handset offers social style with smartphone capabilities at a low price

Dallas, TX, USA - Now you can carry your clique with you in your pocket. AT&T* and Nokia today announced the availability of the Nokia Surge, a socially supercharged smartphone powered by the nation's fastest 3G network. Available online and in AT&T stores on July 19, the Nokia Surge is an ideal device for active consumers who like to stay connected whether using IM, text or email, sending multimedia messages, AT&T Video Share, or updating and connecting via their favorite social networks.

With a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard in a slim, stylish design and Symbian S60 multi-tasking capabilities, Nokia Surge is the ideal smartphone for today's customer who is always in touch with their social circle. A recent survey commissioned by Nokia revealed that people are so hooked on staying in touch that they would rather give up coffee and sweets than live without their mobile for two weeks.**

In addition to an impressive suite of messaging capabilities, the Nokia Surge offers a powerful browsing experience, including Flash support to view most sites in full HTML or watch YouTube videos. Nokia Surge allows users to post messages, images, videos, and comments to web sites like Facebook on-the-go with the pre-installed JuiceCaster application.

"Launching at 79.99 USD with a complete email solution, downloadable applications and full HTML browser with Flash support, Nokia Surge hits the sweet spot between a quick messaging phone and a smartphone because of its low-price and strong feature set," said Michael Woodward, vice president, Mobile Phone Portfolio, AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets.

"Designed in the U.S., this socially charged smartphone comes in a sleek slide form factor that supports social networking and messaging - and all on an open platform," said David Petts, vice president and general manager, AT&T Account, Nokia. "Together with AT&T, we're excited to address the increasing demand for smartphones with a device that's as attractive to the customer as it is to his or her wallet."

The Nokia Surge offers multimedia and entertainment features, including:

- 2.0 megapixel camera - Customers can capture quality photos with color camera and 4X digital zoom
- AT&T Navigator - AT&T Navigator provides audible turn-by-turn directions, monitors traffic and alerts users when there is a slowdown or incident
- AT&T Mobile Music - Customers can listen and download their favorite music from Napster Mobile, eMusic Mobile, XM Radio and more over the air
- AT&T Video Share - The first-ever service in the U.S. that allows users to share live video over wireless devices while participating in a voice call
- JuiceCaster - Customers can share videos and pictures from their wireless device to the Web's most popular sites including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr

The Nokia Surge will be available through select AT&T retail locations or at www.wireless.att.com for 79.99 USD with a two-year service agreement and after a mail-in rebate. (Pay 129.99 USD and after mail-in rebate receive 50.00 USD AT&T Promotion Card. Two-year agreement for wireless voice plan of 39.99 USD a month or higher and data plan of 30.00 USD a month or more required for rebate.) For more information, please go to www.att.com/nokiasurge. For the complete array of AT&T offerings, visit www.att.com.

For more information and detailed disclaimer information, please review this announcement in the AT&T newsroom at http://www.att.com/newsroom.

*AT&T products and services are provided or offered by subsidiaries and affiliates of AT&T Inc. under the AT&T brand and not by AT&T Inc.
** The online survey examining the way people use mobile device was commissioned by Nokia and conducted by Braun Research during April 2009. The online survey provides a representative example of 500 Americans, aged 18 years or older. The margin of error for the findings at the 95 percent confidence level is ± 4.38 percentage points.

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F88 Netbook features VIA Nano CPU, HDMI

The F88 netbook might throw you off balance the first time you lay eyes on it, as it might be mistaken as the Asus Eee PC 1002HA. Upon closer inspection, however, you will realize that this model will be powered by a 1.6GHz VIA Nano processor alongside a VX855 chipset. Other features include an HDMI output, the VIA S3 Chrome 9 graphics chipset, up to 4GB RAM, Wi-Fi connectivity, a 1.3 megapixel webcam, optional Bluetooth and 3G modules alongside a hard drive bay that can hold anything from 60GB to 500GB, depending on your budget.

At first glance, the F88 netbook looks an awful lot like the Asus Eee PC 1002HA. But while the Asus netbook packs an Intel Atom processor, the F88 sports a 1.6GHz VIA Nano CPU with VX855 chipset. It also has an HDMI output for pumping HD video to an eternal display.

The netbook also includes VIA S3 Chrome 9 graphics. the F88 appears to be an ODM machine which will likely be repackaged with a different name. It supports between 1GB and 4GB of RAM, and can ship with a hard drive between 60GB and 500GB. The standard configuration includes 802.11b/g/n Wifi, a 1.3MP webcam, and optional Bluetooth and 3G modules. TV tuners, and higher resolution camera options are also available.

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